Jack Gilvey
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You want to use the SVS in a box. Sounds good.
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Best Sonosub for the $$$ (1 Viewer)
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Jasons_B
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yeah, i wish it were a real sonotube though :frowning: i am trying to contact the creater to get instructions etc, prob might be me using a 12 inch woofer (what is the size of this SVS woofer anyways?) in a 15 inch woofer inclosure.
ok. so, when i actually make the sonotube, which is your favorite one? i will still make a sonotube, but there are just so many options
thanks!
ok. so, when i actually make the sonotube, which is your favorite one? i will still make a sonotube, but there are just so many options
thanks!
Dustin B
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Jason, I'm beyond confused now.
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i am going to make the box sub, the one at the very top of this thread.
then i am going to make a sonotube sub later on.
if i can use the SVS i can get for next to nothing in any of the subs, that would be ideal. if not, than i will just go out and buy the woofer.
understand???
then i am going to make a sonotube sub later on.
if i can use the SVS i can get for next to nothing in any of the subs, that would be ideal. if not, than i will just go out and buy the woofer.
understand???
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Oh, okay.
Here's what I would do for your first (SVS driver in a box) project: First, decide if you want a sealed or vented enclosure. Then look at these pages: http://www.adireaudio.com/Files/Seal...plications.PDF and http://www.adireaudio.com/Files/Vent...plications.PDF
Pick the alignment you want to use, the Adire site has all the plans you'll need. The SVS driver should work fine in any of those alignments.
Here's what I would do for your first (SVS driver in a box) project: First, decide if you want a sealed or vented enclosure. Then look at these pages: http://www.adireaudio.com/Files/Seal...plications.PDF and http://www.adireaudio.com/Files/Vent...plications.PDF
Pick the alignment you want to use, the Adire site has all the plans you'll need. The SVS driver should work fine in any of those alignments.
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Yep, now I do. But how anyone was supposed to figure that out from your previous posts in this thread I'm not sure.
If you can get your hands on an original SVS driver I'd take a look at Patrick Sun's SBS (Sun Box Sub) page. As usual he does an excellent job, in this case outlining making a box sub with the SVS driver.
Then we'll hear from you again I guess when you are ready to build the sonosub.
If you can get your hands on an original SVS driver I'd take a look at Patrick Sun's SBS (Sun Box Sub) page. As usual he does an excellent job, in this case outlining making a box sub with the SVS driver.
Then we'll hear from you again I guess when you are ready to build the sonosub.
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Jason,
Just for clarification (maybe we're too far gone for that), the SVS driver is the original SVS, not the Plus series woofer. It is a 12" unit. The Tempest is a 15" driver.
I'll stop now before I confuse myself!
Brian
Just for clarification (maybe we're too far gone for that), the SVS driver is the original SVS, not the Plus series woofer. It is a 12" unit. The Tempest is a 15" driver.
I'll stop now before I confuse myself!
Brian
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I put an SVS driver into a 12x48 sonotube, stuffed and sealed. This design makes it very easy to build, with very little cost.
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